Oregon State University Alumni Association
September 15, 2006
Volume 7, Number 22
A free, weekly collection of links to news stories about OSU
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black band Friends recall Beuter’s legacy
As they mourn the loss of a friend, mentor and colleague, faculty in Oregon State University’s College of Forestry reflect on John Beuter’s lasting legacy in the college, the state of Oregon and the forestry community.
trophy Oregon State's Kelley Engineering Center earns top environmental recognition
The Kelley Engineering Center at Oregon State University has been awarded a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council, making it the first new LEED Gold academic engineering building in the nation.
heart Study: Benton county a healthy place to live
Men and women in Benton County have a life-expectancy of 80.9 years, making the county 15th in the nation for longevity, according to a recent study by the Harvard School of Public Health. Women generally live longer than men, within a given ethnic or economic group. And Benton County is no exception. Men can expect to live 79.1 years, and women 82.6 years.
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2 Oregon counties score high in longevity
microscope Critics of modified plants grow louder
The past month hasn't been easy for companies trying to revolutionize farming through genetics. Researchers in Oregon revealed that a genetically modified strain of grass had gone native, crossbreeding with wild grasses outside a predetermined buffer zone.
football Flight of fancy: Jeff Van Orsow finds his future vocation through OSU flying club
A family visit during Jeff Van Orsow’s first season with the Oregon State football team changed his goals in life. The junior defensive end was redshirting and had extra time during the weekend with his relatives. He came up with an idea the guys would love.

Also:
Beavers defenders look ahead after Boise
OSU's Gabe Miller suffers Achilles' tendon setback; more surgery planned
Stroughter returns favor
News

Ag industry benefits from higher education in Oregon

Prolific Xerox inventor races past 100-patent mark

Under the microscope

WOU tuition freeze plan goes forward

MyStrands adds music to Web 2.0's mix

Artist lived generous life

Academy of Lifelong Learning offering new schedule for fall

Grant awarded to OSU to host summer institute on Berber North Africa

Donation to start renovation of OSU building

OSU Press releases 20th anniversary edition of Pauling's landmark book

Sports

Dodgeball team heads to championship

Beavers, Pilots ready for Friday night showdown

OSU women’s soccer wins own tournament

Gonzaga’s Josten too much for OSU

Women's golf season outlook

Men's golf opens season in Michigan

OSU ready for practice to begin

Beavers address need in the middle

Men's basketball tickets on sale

LaVonda Wagner named to WBCA board of directors

Scaglione joins women’s rowing staff

OSU runners gain regional ranking

OSU coaches to conduct wrestling clinics around Northwest

Of interest to OSU alumni

College of Liberal Arts invites alumni to attend Portland showing of 'This Film is Not Yet Rated'
OSU professor Jon Lewis will lead a discussion of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and its film ratings process after a Saturday, Sept. 16, showing on opening weekend of the new documentary, "This Film Is Not Yet Rated." Lewis is featured prominently in the film, which opens Sept. 15 at Cinema 21 in Portland. His 2000 book, "Hollywood v. Hard Core: How the Struggle Over Censorship Created the Modern Film Industry," caught the attention of director Kirby Dick, who was nominated for an Oscar for his 2004 documentary on sexual abuse in the Catholic Church titled "Twist of Faith." (Note: This event is not sponsored by the OSU Alumni Association, but the association agreed to help the College of Liberal Arts get the word out to Portland-area alumni.)
Background:
OSU professor speaks out on movie ratings in 'This Film Is Not Yet Rated'


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ps is a free service of the OSU Alumni Association. Its main purpose is to provide alumni and friends of OSU with a sense of how Oregon State has been portrayed in the news media over the past week. Items are selected by the staff of the Oregon Stater and by other OSUAA employees. Inclusion of an item in Eclips means only that we think it's interesting and/or important, and does not constitute an endorsement of its point of view or its journalistic accuracy.

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